Ink on The Tracks # 8:
Gender
With special guest Jessica Keener
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Ink on The Tracks # 7: New Year
By Guest Columnist: Spencer Griffin
(Run time 58:36)
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Ink on The Tracks # 5: Home
With special guests Tom Hansen and Jonathan Evison
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INK ON THE TRACKS #3: California
With special guests T.R. Hummer and Ben Tanzer.
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INK ON THE TRACKS #1: What We Talk About When We Talk About Love
With special guest Roddy Doyle. (Run time: 96 minutes)
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The Love Me Knots hail from Morgantown, West Virginia and consist of local music mainstays Brian Porterfield (lead vocals, guitar, keyboard), Bill Courtney (bass, back-up vocals), Raj Chandran (drums, back-up vocals), and "if he's free" Billy Matheny (everything else, back-up vocals).
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Ink on The Tracks # 6: December Holidays
With special guests Eleanor Henderson and John McNally
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INK ON THE TRACKS #4: Time to Make the Gravy
With special guest John Domini
(Run time: 58:12)
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INK ON THE TRACKS #2: The Temple of Our Familiars
With special guests Nick Hornby and Thaisa Frank.
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 One of the best parts of my job is that I get turned on to so many talented young artists, so when my friend Kevin O’Sullivan suggested I give his nephew Garrett Anderson a listen I was all ears. Garrett is a Baltimore, Maryland native and has just released his second CD, Great Unknown. It’s an eclectic collection of narrative ballads, light-jazz bop, and traditional rhythms with just a hint of Appalachia creeping in around the edges. Great Unknown is a clean, enjoyable sophomore effort, a follow up to Anderson’s first CD, Portraits of the Young Man as an Artist.
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